Cherry wood cutting board with wenge wood inlay

Description

Cherry wood cutting board with wenge wood inlay. Expertly crafted from premium cherry wood and accented wenge wood text inlays. With its elegant design, this butcher block is not only a functional kitchen tool but also a statement piece for your home.

Perfect for preparing meals and serving appetizers. Our end-grain cutting board is durable, easy to clean, and gentle on your knives. Order now and experience the beauty and functionality of this one-of-a-kind cutting board for yourself.

The size of the Cherry wood cutting board with wenge wood inlay is 300mm x 250mm x 30mm (11 ¹³/₁₆” x 9 ²⁷/₃₂”x 1 ³/₁₆”)
Weight – 1400g

This cherry wood cutting board with BON APPETIT inlay is beautiful, functional, and will make a great conversation piece in any kitchen setting.
If you want a natural, long-lasting, and hygienic cutting board for your home, end grain is the solution! They would also be very classy as a new home gift.

One Board, Many Occasions: Use it to chop your favorite vegetables, fruits, and meats, or use it to display them as a charcuterie board. Perfect for wine nights, housewarming gifts, wedding favors, or that foodie in mind.

We offer  also custom boards with personalization – Your text or logo engraving or carving. Just Get in Touch.

Why choose our cutting boards?

• We use waterproof glue – FDA approved  for indirect food contact.
• We use only high-quality natural wood
• The cutting board is impregnated with mineral oil and covered with beeswax which guarantees complete protection from the penetration of liquids or juices during cutting.
• Self healing end grain makes knife marks show less so the boards will look newer longer
• There are hand slits on the sides of the cutting board to facilitate grip and transport.
• The cutting board has non-toxic silicone rubber feet for stability and ventilation of the lower part.
• The service life of a end grain cutting board is unlimited, since the tree itself is an antiseptic, and traces of cuts from the knife practically do not remain due to the perpendicular position of the wood fibers.